[Gloucs] ot gpl'd windows

[Roy]

Hi Guy,
As a very *slow* novice learner of Linux ,it's my age, I find your 
listing below ,helps me- in particular- to understand the 'chat' on this 
list.
Thank you for that; unfortunately GPL'ing is still a mystery!
Roy

In message <1044047392.3200.93.camel@linstation.rebelbase>, Guy Edwards 
<guy_j_edwards@hotpop.com> writes
>Hi all,
>
>Not really a Linux question..... I've been busy GPL'ing Windows 2000
>clients as much as possible and I've got the predictable question of -
>what GPL/or free software can I use on it?
>
>I've currently got: (Open Source unless marked)
>
>OpenOffice.org         -       Office suite
>Mozilla                        -       Browser
>Opera (free)           -       Browser
>Netscape               -       Browser
>Lynxs                  -       Text based browser
>Apache                 -       Webserver
>PHP                    -       Scripting
>MySQL                  -       Database
>GIMP                   -       Art
>GTKlibs                        -       For gimp
>Putty                  -       SSH/Telnet client
>winipcap               -       lib for the network tools
>nmap                   -       Port scanner
>Nessus client          -       Network investigation tool
>Ethereal               -       Packet Sniffer
>(cant remember the name)-      GPL Winzip replacement
>Java SDK + RE          -       Java environment
>vim                    -       gui/command line text editor
>
>cygwin -       wont install :-( weird crashes in install
>
>Any more ideas? The servers Linux (Mandrake 9.0) as is the Firewall but
>the clients have to stay Windows 2000. Also shareware won't do I'm
>afraid.
>
>Sambas smb.conf file has an example for using a directory to make PDF's
>for users when they add files to it. I was going to try to make another
>one that did zip -9 's too.
>
>Guy
>
>
>
>
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Roy ,HEREFORDSHIRE, UK.